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terminal - grep recursively for a specific file type on Linux

Can we search a term (eg. "onblur") recursively in some folders only in specific files (html files)?

grep -Rin "onblur" *.html

This returns nothing. But,

grep -Rin "onblur" .

returns "onblur" search result from all available files, like in text(".txt"), .mako, .jinja etc.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22224719/grep-recursively-for-a-specific-file-type-on-linux

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Consider checking this answer and that one.

Also this might help you: grep certain file types recursively | commandlinefu.com.

The command is:

grep -r --include="*.[ch]" pattern .

And in your case it is:

grep -r --include="*.html" "onblur" .

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